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lilmansmom

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What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?

My ex decided he wanted to buy my 7 year old a phone to talk to him instead of having to go thru me. Since my son has gotten his new phone, he wont listen to me and has it out all the time. I have told my son many times that hes not allowed to have his phone out during my time and other times that i feel he shouldnt have it, like during dinner and time with my family. it has been a problem from the very beginning and i took it away from my son after my son refused to listen to me. Now my ex is threatening contempt... can he do that even though i have explained to my son he cant have it during my time?
 


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Eekamouse

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There is just no end to you and your efforts to interfere with your son's relationship with his father. Suppose you had been the one who had gotten your son a phone and your ex took it away from him. You'd be taking him to court so quick it wouldn't be funny. And don't you call non-stop when your son is with his father and get angry when you aren't immediately put through to your son? You really are sickening with your double standards and interference. I hope he wins in court. You really deserve to lose. A caring, supportive mother might have simply said to her son, please don't play with your new phone constantly and let him keep it since it is his. You want easy access to your child when he is not with you. His father should also enjoy the same access.
 
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lilmansmom

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Eekamouse said:
There is just no end to you and your efforts to interfere with your son's relationship with his father. Suppose you had been the one who had gotten your son a phone and your ex took it away from him. You'd be taking him to court so quick it wouldn't be funny. And don't you call non-stop when your son is with his father and get angry when you aren't immediately put through to your son? You really are sickening with your double standards and interference. I hope he wins in court. You really deserve to lose. A caring, supportive mother might have simply said to her son, please don't play with your new phone constantly and let him keep it since it is his. You want easy access to your child when he is not with you. His father should also enjoy the same access.
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I have told my son plenty times, put your phone away. He has it in his mind (because of his father) that he can do whatever he wants with HIS phone. His father told him i wasn't allowed to take it from him because his father bought it for HIM. I was supportive until my son becomes distractive with his phone and starts to not listen to me. i believe any one in their right mind including a judge would think a 7 year ols shouldnt even have his own phone and it is becoming a problem when it is my parenting time. i will continue to take the phone away from him because it becomes a distraction. My son begins to stop listening, doesnt do his chores, and becomes a different child because he is constantly on his phone because his dad told him i couldnt take it away. i am just asking if i can get in trouble since he is threatening
 
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lilmansmom

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Eekamouse said:
There is just no end to you and your efforts to interfere with your son's relationship with his father. Suppose you had been the one who had gotten your son a phone and your ex took it away from him. You'd be taking him to court so quick it wouldn't be funny. And don't you call non-stop when your son is with his father and get angry when you aren't immediately put through to your son? You really are sickening with your double standards and interference. I hope he wins in court. You really deserve to lose. A caring, supportive mother might have simply said to her son, please don't play with your new phone constantly and let him keep it since it is his. You want easy access to your child when he is not with you. His father should also enjoy the same access.
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when my son is with his father, i will call my sons new phone and he will not answer. he said his dad takes it away from him when he is with his dad. when i asked my ex about this, all he states is that he was the one who bought it for him and if i wanted to talk to my son i could call my exs phone.... is that ok for him to do then?
 
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ecmst12

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Because I don't believe this is a real situation, I think you are making things up and messing with us because you are bored.

Furthermore, you have received ALL the answers you could ever possibly need in the past, and you haven't listened to a single one, so even if you ARE a real person, there is no reason for us to waste another second of our time on you.
 
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lilmansmom

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ecmst12 said:
Because I don't believe this is a real situation, I think you are making things up and messing with us because you are bored.

Furthermore, you have received ALL the answers you could ever possibly need in the past, and you haven't listened to a single one, so even if you ARE a real person, there is no reason for us to waste another second of our time on you.
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i am a real person.. this is a real situation.. i wouldnt be asking if this was not... i have questions just like everyone else and this question has not been answered as i have never asked it. if you cant help answer the questions i have then simply dont, and dont waste a time putting a negative comment on here. let someone who kows the answer reply.
 
Zigner

Zigner

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I will not let anybody kow on your thread!

Seriously folks - ignoring this is best - I'll not be posting to this person's thread(s) again...
 
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lilmansmom

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Zigner said:
I will not let anybody kow on your thread!

Seriously folks - ignoring this is best - I'll not be posting to this person's thread(s) again...
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again, because you dont want to admit that i am right in this situation... keep your comments to yourself until a real answer can be made
 
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